The response from the fan community after the world premiere of the Lamborghini Lanzador was clear: thunderous applause. Like the Urus study, Lamborghini’s first electric model was particularly celebrated for its design. But even if some interested parties around the Pebble Beach enclave of millions would have been happy to pull out cash and prepare the electronic transfer forms – it still takes time. Almost five years before the Lamborghini became an automotive reality as the first fully powered electric model from the sports car manufacturer from Santa Agata d’Bolognese. Lots of time to dream and develop and exactly the right time to take the first few kilometers under the mighty 23-inch wheels in the five-meter-long electric car. Where better to do this than on the legendary 17-Mile Drive, the charismatic automotive promenade that unites California and the Pacific in a unique way?
Source: Stern
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